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Former SBG Chairman Studer passes away

Robert Studer - here in an "Arena" program in 1997 - was considered one of the most powerful bankers in Switzerland. (archive picture)

Robert Studer - here in an "Arena" program in 1997 - was considered one of the most powerful bankers in Switzerland. (archive picture)

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Robert Studer, the former Chairman of Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS), died last week at the age of 87. This is according to an obituary issued by the major bank UBS on Wednesday.

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13.05.2026, 12:25

Studer was Chairman of the SBG Executive Board from 1988. He chaired the SBG Board of Directors from 1996 until the merger with Swiss Bank Corporation to form today's UBS in 1998. In total, he worked for the bank for over four decades, according to the obituary.

Studer was regarded as an old-school banker. The son of a cheese maker had become the most powerful banker in Switzerland, according to a media report on his departure.

He became known to the general public in the 1990s, when the Swiss banks and he personally were under pressure due to the dormant assets affair.

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